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/ The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics has joined a COVID-19 vaccination campaign with 60 other health care providers to encourage people to get vaccinated. The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics has joined a national campaign with 60 health care providers to promote the COVID-19 vaccine, as state data indicates demand for the vaccine is decreasing. The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics has announced it is joining with 60 of the nation’s top health care providers to encourage more Iowans to get the COVID-19 vaccine, as demand for the vaccine starts to decline. The nationwide campaign is called Get the Vaccine to Save Lives. It includes high-profile clinics like the Mayo Clinic and the Cleveland Clinic and will use print and digital advertising, social media and an informational website to encourage people to get vaccinated. ....
IOWA CITY, Ia. The COVID-19 vaccine didn’t feel any different from any of the other shots University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics registered dietitian Sarah Davis has received over the years. A quick needle stick, and no pain, she said immediately after her shot Monday morning. The only difference between this shot and her others was that the faces of intensive care unit patients for whom she’s cared were flashing through her head. “It’s been a rough six months,” she said. “(The vaccine) just feels like a beginning to the end of all this. A light at the end of the tunnel.” ....